Sunday 30 April 2017

The Indian Express E-Paper01-May-2017


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Daily Vocab List 01-05-2017


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1.Gallows (n) : Execution by hanging.
Synonyms : Gibbet, Scaffold
Use : In the Argentina, the gallows has been replaced by the gurney for executions.

2.Deplore (v) : Feel or express strong condemnation 
Synonyms : Abhor , Moan
Use : Teachers deplore student behaviors that distract from lectures.

3.Cult (n) : A system of religious veneration and devotion directed towards a particular figure or object.
Synonyms : Belief, Persuasion, Affiliation,
Use : The god's cult statue is housed in the main room of the temple.

4. Ablaze (adj): Very brightly colored or lighted.
Synonyms: Alight, Aflame , Raging, Fiery
Use : The morning sun set the sky ablaze. 

5. Visage (n): A person's facial expression.
Synonyms: Expression , Look , Features
Use :  The model’s visage earned her many cover photos.

6.Debonair (adj): Confident, stylish, and charming.
Synonyms: Suave, Urbane, Sophisticated, Cultured
Use :  Onscreen and in person, the  actors always manages to look so debonair.

7. Pretentious (adj) : Attempting to impress by affecting greater importance or merit than is actually possessed.
Synonyms: Affected, Ostentatious, Chichi
Use : Rohit prefers the simple things in life and is not pretentious by any means.

8. Rendezvous (n) : A meeting at an agreed time and place.
Synonyms: Meeting, Appointment, Engagement
Use : He checked the time and calculated how long it would take to reach the rendezvous point.

9. Pliant (adj) : Easily influenced or directed 
Synonyms: Compliant, Biddable, Docile, Tractable
Use : When the slaves were not pliant, their owners would punish them.

10.Rife (adj) : In a great quantity
Synonyms: Widespread, General, Common
Use : Countries with limited clean water resources are rife with cases of stomach viruses.

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Friday 28 April 2017

The HINDU E-Paper 29-04-2017


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Daily Vocab List 29-04-2017


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1.Acquiesce (v) : To agree or express agreement
Synonyms : Accept , Comply , Reconcile
Use : The administration decided to acquiesce and let the students have a quiz.

2.Behest (n): A request of great importance.
Synonyms: Instruction, Bidding, Request, Requirement
Use : The singer decided to perform two more songs at the behest of his audience. 

3.Detritus (n) : Waste or debris of any kind.
Synonyms: Debris, Waste , Rubble, Wreckage
Use : Before leaving the cafeteria, students drop their detritus in the garbage.

4.Effusive (adj): Showing or expressing gratitude, pleasure, or approval in an unrestrained or heartfelt manner.
Synonyms: Gushing, Unrestrained, Extravagant, Fulsome
Use : The president was effusive in his grief for the fallen soldiers.

5.Vaunt (v) : Boast about or praise 
Synonyms:  Flaunt, Flourish
Use :The humble war hero refused to vaunt his fame.

6.Benign (adj): Gentle and kind or having no significant effect, harmless
Synonyms : Unselfish, Benevolent, Gracious, Liberal
Use :The medicine is benign in its effects and will cause you no harm.

7.Countermand  (v) : Revoke or cancel 
Synonyms: Revoke, Rescind, Undo, Withdraw
Use :The appeals court chose to countermand the lower’s court guilty verdict.

8.Tumultuous (adj): Loud, Excited, and emotional
Synonyms: Tempestuous, Stormy, Turbulent
Use :The politician’s speech was followed by tumultuous booing from the upset voters.

9.Confederate (adj) : Joined by an agreement or treaty.
Synonyms: Federal,  Allied, Associated, United
Use : Some local news channels united to form confederate councils.

10.Acrid (adj): Bitter and unpleasant in taste or smell.
Synonyms: Pungent, Bitter, Sharp, Sour, Tart,
Use : The acrid smell of a decaying corpse is enough to make anyone vomit.



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Thursday 27 April 2017

The HINDU E-Paper 28-04-2017


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Daily Vocab List 28-04-2017


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1. Amalgam (n) : A mixture or blend.
Synonyms : Combination, Union, Merger, Blend, Mixture
Use : The dentist uses a mixture of amalgams to clean the teeth.

2. Unkempt (adj) :  Having an untidy or dishevelled appearance
Synonyms : Untidy, Messy, Scruffy
Use : The unkempt garden was filled with weeds.

3.Vanquish (v) : Defeat thoroughly.
Synonyms : Conquer , Trounce, Annihilate
Use : Without additional troops, our army will not be able to vanquish the enemy forces.

4.Vile (adj) : Extremely unpleasant.
Synonyms : Foul, Nasty, Unpleasant
Use : Slavery was a vile practice used to obtain free labor.

5.Toil (v) : Work extremely hard or incessantly.
Synonyms : Hard work , Struggle, Effort
Use : Indians toiled hard for the independence.

6.Unobtrusive  (adj) :  Not conspicuous or attracting attention.
Synonyms : Self-effacing, Retiring, Unassuming, Modest
Use : The principal tried to be unobtrusive as he quietly entered the classroom to observe the class.

7.Vaguely (adv) : In a way that is uncertain, indefinite or unclear.
Synonyms : Roughly,  Approximately, Virtually
Use :Your face is vaguely familiar, but I can't remember where we met.

8.Skulk (v) : Cowardly motive.
Synonyms : Lurk, Loiter, Hide
Use :The shoplifter tried to skulk through the store while carrying a bunch of expensive jeans.

9.Rue (v) : Bitterly regret
Synonyms : Regret , Apologize
Use : My husband will rue the day he ever cheated on me.

10.Portent (n) : A sign or warning that a momentous or calamitous event is likely to happen.
Synonyms : Omen, Sign, Indication, Presage,
Use : The thunder was a portent of an approaching storm.



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Tuesday 25 April 2017

Daily Vocab List 26-04-2017


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1. Dawn (noun): the first appearance of light in the sky before sunrise.
synonyms: sunrise, first light, daylight
use: We got up at dawn to avoid a traffic jam.

2. Fugitive (adjective): quick to disappear, fleeting.
synonyms: fleeting, transient, ephemeral
use: She has been charged with helping a fugitive from justice.

3. Sack (noun): a large bag made of a strong material such as hessian, thick paper, or plastic, used for storing and carrying goods.
synonyms: bag, pack, pouch, pocket
use: Santa's sack was full of toys for all the little boys and girls.

4. Circumvent (verb): find a way around  
synonyms: avoid, bypass, sidestep
use: The army will circumvent part of the enemy’s defenses by coming in from the south.

5. Sabotage (verb): deliberately destroy, damage, or obstruct
synonyms: cripple, impair, incapacitate
use: A poor foundation will effectively sabotage even the best-built house.

6. Aghast (adjective): filled with horror or shock.
synonyms: speechless, awestruck, thunderstruck
use: As the car moved rapidly towards me, I was aghast and could not move to safety.

7. Facsimile (noun): an exact copy, especially of written or printed material
synonyms: copy, reproduction, duplicate
use: A good facsimile will fool even the most intense scrutiny.

8. Emollient (adjective): attempting to avoid confrontation or anger, something which softens or lubricates the skin
synonyms: conciliatory, soothing, palliative,
use: Coconut oil was a suggested emollient for stretch marks.

9. Enthral (verb): capture the fascinated attention of.
synonyms: captivate, enchant, bewitch, fascinate,
use: I was completely enthralled by the Indian cricket team performance.

10. Crux (noun): the decisive or most important point at issue.
synonyms: nub, heart, essence 
use: My alcoholic father is quick to say the crux of his problem.

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Sunday 23 April 2017

The Indian Express E-Paper 24-April-2017


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Competitive exam 10 Vocab Daily


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1.Ulterior (adj) : Existing beyond what is obvious or admitted
Synonyms: Secondary, Underlying, Undisclosed
Use : The eyes looked at her calmly, openly, with no ulterior thought behind,as it might seem.

2. Exhort (v) :  Strongly encourage or urge (someone) to do something.
Synonyms: Urge, Encourage, Enjoin
Use :The purpose of most commercials is to exhort consumers to buy a particular product or service.

3.Reverence (n) : Deep respect for someone or regard
Synonyms : Appreciation, Estimation
Use We showed reverence for my late uncle at a private memorial service in his favorite garden.

4.Freebie (n)  : A thing that is provided or given free of charge.
Synonyms : Gift , Handout
Use : The government paid for the minister to fly out to Australia on a freebie.

5.Dainty (adj) : Fastidious, especially concerning food or delicately small and pretty..
Synonyms: Fastidious, Fussy  , Squeamish
Use The flower girl scattered dainty petals from her pretty wicker basket.

6.Canoe (n) : A light, narrow boat with pointed ends and no keel, propelled with a paddle or paddles.
Synonyms: Kayak, Dugout, Outrigger
Use We paddled the canoe through a narrow channel, and into the open bay.

7. Gaucherie (n) : Awkward or unsophisticated ways.
Synonyms: Impropriety, Misjudgment
Use My boss was very gaucherie in his reply to my question that even my co-workers were set back and felt bad for me.

8.Atrocity (n) : An extremely wicked or cruel act, typically one involving physical violence or injury.
Synonyms:  Cruelty, Abomination, Enormity
Use :The racist men watched as their friend performed a sexual atrocity on the black woman.

9.Pernicious (adj): Having a harmful effect, especially in a gradual or subtle way.
Synonyms: Ruinous, Deadly, Lethal
Use : Lying can be pernicious to a relationship.

10.Draconian (adj):  Excessively harsh and severe.
Synonyms: Strict, Extreme, Drastic
Use :The Nazis destroyed the independence of the press by a series of draconian laws

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Saturday 22 April 2017

Competitive exam 10 Vocab Daily


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1.Slake (v): Quench or satisfy
Synonyms : Satiate, Relieve, Assuage
Use : The trekkers slaked their thirst in a stream near by.

2.Inveigle (v): Persuade (someone) to do something by means of deception or flattery.
Synonyms: Cajole, Wheedle, Coax
Use : My brother is going to inveigle our mother for paying  his spring trip to the Goa.

3.Loathe (v) : Feel intense dislike or disgust for.
Synonyms: Hate, Detest, Abhor, Despise
Use : She loathe her husband for cheating her.

4. Primordial (adj): Existing at or from the beginning of time, primeval.
Synonyms: Ancient,  Prehistoric, Antediluvian
Use : The primordial writing can be traced back to the cavemen.

5.Squabble (v) : Quarrel noisily over a trivial matter.
Synonyms: Quarrel, Row, Argue, Bicker
Use : Kids will squabble over the most ridiculous things.

6.Piquancy (n): A pleasantly sharp and appetizing flavour, spiciness.
Synonyms: Edge,  Tang, Spice,
Use : He imagined that that sort of thing lent a piquancy to conversation.

7.Countermand  (n) : An order revoking a previous one.
Synonyms: Quash, Scrap, Override
Use : The government’s decision to countermand prohibition made alcohol drinkers very happy.

8.Noxious (adj) : Harmful or very unpleasant.
Synonyms: Poisonous, Toxic, Deadly, Virulent
Use : You can avoid getting sick so often by frequently washing your hands to eliminate noxious bacteria and viruses.

9.Subtle (adj) : Hard to notice or see
Synonyms: precision,minute,tenuous
Use : By looking closely, I could see the subtle difference between the twins.

10.Nonentity (n) : A person or thing with no special or interesting qualities
Synonyms : cipher , Nothing
Use : The celebrity cut in front of me like I was a nonentity.

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